You are quite unlikely to get SP, as in being paralyzed. Because SP happens after we start to dream. If it happens before, it's a disorder and if you part of the small percentage of pupulation and you have it, you already know it. But for the rest of us, it's 1-2 in a lifetime event and you have same small chance to have SP when you going to sleep normally as when WILDing.
What people most often wrongly call SP are normal sensation we get when falling asleep. You can feel heaviness or lightness, tingling - all signs of relaxed body. Movement, hearing sounds or seeing images - signs of falling asleep and dream being near.
I have had a few hundred WILD attempts and not once have I had a bad experience. If you go into it knowing that anything you may/may not experience is just in your head, a hallucination and it can't hurt you in any way. Also, if yo know, that your dreams and HH are influenced by your thoughts and feelings, you also know, that if you think of something scary, it may happen. Because you thought about it first. Look at some nice videos or some beautifull vistas to fill your mind and then keep thinking about that as you WILD.
WILD for beginners Induction Methods and Techniques - here you will also find our DILD. DILD is a method most often recommended to start with, as it will teach you all the basics that will help you perform a WILD later.
WILD (sageous) - very detailed tutorial WILD
And btw, HH happen only when you WILD. And even then they may not every time. When you DILD, you just go to sleep normally. No HH involved. That's another reason why DILD should be the first method to try. It will give you confidence to deal with WILD.
Good luck and happy dreams.
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